Suburban Social News Bridgesport Visitors List
Miss Rosa Stout travels Kokomo to visit friends. Many locals host or visit relatives in cities from Chicago to Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Readers hosted and attending parties include Miss Jessie Hicks and others with weddings and social gatherings noted throughout the week.
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Indianapolis
M I
Sabine
Tates Sea
Cumberly
Rosa Gladden
Peru
Jessie Pouner
Charles Deltz
Clarence Deltz
Nora Lee
Brownsburg
Michael Cassel
Jessie Hicks
Numerous Northern Indiana Guests Return Home After Holidays
A long list of residents and visitors from Bloomington Funnelton Fort Ritner Lakeville Hetrtsville Dublin Rushville Muncie Knightstown Corydon Columbus and Rochester travel or host relatives and friends. Several returns to hometowns include Be amount Texas Birmingham Alabama and Cincinnati. The Wheeler Penne wedding in Columbus is noted.
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William Essex
Columbus
Mises Alta Funkhouser
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
Danville
Charles Rehling
Cincinnati
Martha Woodruff
Morristown
A. &. Harris
Andrew Green
Eddie
Springfield
Amos Hercules
Reddington
John Avery
Princeton
N. J
George Mulholland
St. Paul
E. W. Graves
Chicago
Branham
Mayme Jacobs
Marion
Elizabeth Fullenwider
B. Reinken
Ray Quigley
Bellefontaine
Mary J. Bolander
Oaklandon
William Tremibie
Marie
Jennie Jenkinson
Ferdentanin, C
J. m
George Thom
Milwaukee
Partiow
H. H. Stafford
You Town
A. Baker
Bills
B. A. Brown
Fortville
Copeland
A. Kemper
Acton
Barnett Jackson
Effie Jackson
Canton
William John
Henry Walters
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Helen Carver
Anderson
George Frown
Homer
Ida Conner
Shelbyville
Carl Loop
New Roas
Walter King
Clinton
Irvington
Charles Frazier
Nannie Ewar
J. G. Kingsbury
Edith Cohee
Frankfort
Orville Carvin
Thomas Shipp
Franklin
Florence Fetter
Reas
Mise Peart Sooty
Eva
Th Pete
Nineveh
Ce B. Coleman
Coleman
Suenboe
Robert Hall
Joel Moorman
Central Avenue
Grace Carver
St. Louis
John Carroll
New York
James Layman
Maret Allen
Cornelia Allen
J. W. Karslake
South
Ada Allen
Fremont
Vincennes
W. D. Howe
Champaign
Ill
Central Modern Language Association
T. C. Austin
T. D. Moffett
Crawfordsville
Moffett
Washington Street
Paul Jeffries
Jason Elston
Clarence Brewster
Howard Dyer
Grant Lott
Misa Gertrude Feassel
Tiffin, O
Sherman Lott
Toledo
C. M. Cross
Clara Shank
Frances Perry
Wellesley College
Perry
Butler
Carrie Butler
Oxford
Eleanor Barker
Nelle Shover
Bess Brown
Bess Knox
Jane Ketcham
Indianapolis
Jessica Bess
Margaret Bess
Greenwood
Charles Forey
Ohio
Martha von Berg
Seymour
Alice Shaw
Muncie
William Zinken
Joseph Lukens
Ridgeway
Abner Harmon
Richmond
Witmore
Hawsville
Robert Nossamon
Columbus, O
Margaret Schnell
John Cowger
Brock
O. T
Schenck
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 1
J. F. Byrne
Maggie Heston
Katie Bergman
Celia von Berg
Marie Conners
Mary Moore
Harry Evans
Anna Eck
Inside Sentinel
Anna Miller
Outside Sentinel
Nellie Elis
von Berg
Mary Stuppy
J. T. Bennett
Bloomington
J. H. Malott
Funnelton
A. E. Lee
Fort Ritner
J. L. Dixon
Frank Douthitt
Bedford
Wis
Mary Douthitt
Lewis Bailey
Lakeville
Connersville
Dewy Haywood
Beaumont
Tex
Frank Caldwell
Yaryan
Flossie
B. F. Hollingsworth
Helen
Lebanon
R. H. Nixon
C. C. Travis
Newport
Gilbert Beatty
John Erenatcony
Trinway
Letha Pentecost
Guthrie
James Corbin
Walter Smith
L. S. Dreyer
Joliet
Arthur Morgan
Thomas Morgan
Birmingham
Ala
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Home Presbyterian Church
Gertrude
Agnes de Groot
George Overstreet
Jamestown
Ida Berkshire
Louisville, Ky
Thomas Tibbs
Westfield
T. T. McClure
Martinsville
Andrew Gray
Rush County
J. M. McCready
Falmouth
Albert Wyckoff
Logansport
W. W. Gibbs
William Hardy
Dublin
John Baker
Rushville
J. W. Latta
Mooresville
D. M. Ramsey
Martha Walker
Frances Gurley
George Wood
C. E. Wingate
Charles Morrison
Sarah Carmack
Newman
D. Mitchell
Birdseye
Willam Mitchell
Patrick Cary
Rochester
N. Y
A. Wells
J. H. Shepherd
Divorce in Turkey The London Telegraph reports easy divorces
A Turkish divorce requires no judge or jury merely the injured party saying I divorce you three times. In two noted cases a husband faced threats over flowers and a pink shirt with a green tie sparking a possible divorce, but both ended without separation. The husband had to pay a modest allowance in the latter case.
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London Telegraph
Turkey
England
Mother remembered in war poems by Virginia Woodward Cloud
A poem tribute in Ladies' Home Journal honoring mothers. The speaker reflects on mothers in wartime, noting the uncounted sacrifices of mothers who endure hardship and loss. The verse invokes Marah's water as a symbol of suffering and strength, praising maternal devotion.
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Virginia Woodward Cloud
Ladies’ Journal
One Telephone System Might Reach Portsmouth
The Portsmouth Press editorial recalls a push for a single telephone system in the city. Business leaders favor Central Union’s broader service and connections, noting new subscribers and countywide extensions that benefit local users and hint at eventual consolidation.
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Portsmouth
Cleveland
Bell
Tribune Press
Central Union
Rise and Fall of Shawls Becomes Studio Drapery
A New York Commercial Advertiser feature traces the India shawl’s fall from fashionable attire to decorative drapery. Fashion shifts toward aging-avoidance and figure lines, yet shawls resurface in homes and studios as colorful, antique-inspired accents, with dealers and women profiting from resale and repurposing.
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New York
Gotham
Dolman
Kashmir
India
London
Norant
East
Chief Arthur's Defense in Frank Leslie Monthly
Chief Arthur defends railroad union conduct, insisting they have never sought aid or asked others to quit. He cites loyalty to existing contracts, mutual trust, and honesty as the foundations of success, arguing they would breach those contracts if they struck at others. He warns against criticism for refusing aid or prompting others to leave. insists responsibility lies in honoring agreed terms.
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Frank Leslie
Descent on the stairs and a divine aid in need
A poem vignette recounts a perilous ascent where the speaker struggles with darkness and doubt on stairs. Amid waning strength a divine presence appears as aFootnote Theodesia Garrison attributed line underscores faith before a final fall. The piece ends with a dessert question and a product teaser for Je-O.
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David Harding
Olmville
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Omer Whiteman
Purdue University
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George Todd
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Harry W. Wheeler
Frederick Peine
B. L. Allen
Morris Street Christian Church
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